Thanks Art for this text. I cringed at the way Feldstein ironed out the wrinkles of European integration history, and especially France's role and intentions in the process, but I guess that's me being a purist. Going on regardless, what came out was a basic, raw problem: as of now, how do we manage this situation without getting rid of 50 years of European cooperation? What exactly is worth saving in European integration as a whole, and how?
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Yes, very restrained and understated for Feldstein on this issue. In his writings in the '90s he went after the euro project with a sledgehammer.
Arun
Thanks Art for this text. I cringed at the way Feldstein ironed out the wrinkles of European integration history, and especially France's role and intentions in the process, but I guess that's me being a purist. Going on regardless, what came out was a basic, raw problem: as of now, how do we manage this situation without getting rid of 50 years of European cooperation? What exactly is worth saving in European integration as a whole, and how?
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